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Re: AND THIS PROOF CONCLUSION IS TRUE?
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Jan 22, 2013 9:00 PM
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On Jan 10, 5:34 pm, Graham Cooper <grahamcoop...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > A SUBLIST OF REALS IN [BASE 4]
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> > R1 0.0000...
> > R2 0.3333...
> > R3 0.3210...
> > ...
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> > DIAGONAL = 0.031...
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> > DEFINE
> > AD(d) = 2 IFF DIAGONAL(d) < 2
> > AD(d) = 1 IFF DIAGONAL(d) > 1
>
> > AD=0.212... is MISSING FROM THE LIST
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> > PROOF
> > DIGIT 1 (2) IS DIFFERENT TO LIST[1,1] (0)
> > DIGIT 2 (1) IS DIFFERENT TO LIST[2,2] (3)
> > DIGIT 3 (2) IS DIFFERENT TO LIST[3,3] (1)
> > AND SO ON
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> > So AD is DIFFERENT to EVERY ROW
> > since This Holds For Any Arbitrary List Of Reals
> > there is a missing Real for any List Of Reals
> > therefore Reals are Un-Countable!
>
> > Herc
YES
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